“Organic Gardens Are A–Z Easy
When You Know What To Do
And How To Do It”

If you’ve seriously been thinking of creating an eco–friendly, chemical–free garden, you might be surprised to know how many mistaken ideas about organic gardening are floating around out there. It helps to get the facts straight before you ever pick up a packet of seeds.

There are a lot of myths about what organic gardening is – and isn’t.

And it helps if you know the truth.

Organic gardening is not magic, nor does it have to be overly complicated. It’s simply no more than what people used to do before big companies invented chemical pesticides and herbicides.

It’s certainly a more natural way to garden – but unless you know what you’re doing and why, it’s not always harmless!

Take this simple 10–second test:

Did you know…

 Natural pesticides and plants are not always harmless – but following one simple practice will always keep you safe.

 Peat moss is actually not all that environmentally friendly – there is a better solution

 More fungus growth and molds are caused by this common practice than you might ever imagine – and almost every gardener misguidedly does it

 “Organic” does not necessarily mean safe – but following one single rule will ensure you never have to worry

 To be a truly organic garden, yours has to have one permanent fixture – do you know what it is?

If anything in my list surprised you – and especially if you don’t know the answers – I can help you sort it out a little more clearly…

Who wouldn’t prefer natural gardening over handling toxic chemicals (then wondering uneasily if they were as safe for your family, environment and you as the manufacturer claims?)

Besides, you’re perfectly aware of the ever more frightening news about such things as harmful food additives, potentially lethal pesticides and other dangerous garden chemicals that the media has leaked over the last several years.

(And let’s not forget the sharp rise in cancer and immunosuppressant disorders!)

But in spite of being genuinely concerned, you really don’t think you’ve got the time to learn new ways to garden and grow.

You may have heard that all natural gardening is complex, easily twice the work of the chemical–laced gardening that has become our “norm”.

And you have half the time.

The simple truth is, if you’re serious about living in an environmentally responsible way (and you want your family to eat and play healthily) you simply can’t afford not to investigate natural gardening practices.

Don’t be one of the 90% who give up on the idea altogether before they’ve even properly checked out what organic gardens are really all about.

First, make sure you learn a little more about:

 6 common mistakes beginning organic gardeners inevitably make

 Why beneficial insects are so vital to your gardening success

 The single most important task you must do before you start to plant

 3 hidden benefits of learning to mulch like a pro

 Watering do’s and don’ts that will make all the difference

Having a solid basic core of knowledge (plus a parcel of handy tips) are crucial to your success!

Just remember, up until the last half of the 20th century, all farming was “organic” – and so was gardening. It’s the use of heavy garden pesticides that is actually unnatural and new. (In spite of what big companies would like you – and Mrs. Obama! – to believe).

It was second nature for all farmers and gardeners to know how to:

 Properly prepare and mulch soil

 Plant the right plants next to each other, to discourage disease and harmful insects

 Stake the right plants for the right reasons

 Make the most of every scrap of raw material

 Water wisely, and know when and how to safely do it

 Repel pests like deer and rabbits without necessarily using traps, guns or poison

This kind of deep gardening knowledge usually takes a lifetime to build and acquire.

“But What About All That Gardening Advice On The Net?
(There Are So Many Things To Learn!)”

You’re right. Gardening is more of an art than a science (in spite of what the big chemical companies would like you to believe). In simpler times, people used to have the time to let their skills and knowledge naturally grow.

 They learned from their fathers, mothers and grandparents

 They learned to know the weather

 They learned to know the seasons

 They learned to know the local plants and their preferences

 They learned to know the relationship between gardens and pollen, insects and wildlife, wind and snow

Knowledge like that is born – not bought from some local big–company hardware store.

And it certainly hasn’t been available in a simple manual.

Until now.

The truth is, gardening books can be overly detailed for the average family gardener. And there’s a lot of conflicting information when you go to search for answers on the world wide web.

Some of it is useless, and a lot of facts are quite true. But none of them will help you, if you live in the wrong gardening “zone” or climate.

I’ll tell you a secret. What you need is a guide that will lay it all out for you, in one simple handy manual.

One that will make short work of all the common myths – and help you avoid all too common errors you may never have anticipated.

Something you can follow, beginning before you even begin to plan until every last crop has grown, and you’re ready to tidy your plant beds up for winter.

A manual you can use again to plan or expand your garden for the next year… and the next…

A guide filled with principles, practices and tips you can use no matter where you live.

Why fumble in the dark when you can take advantage of my experience? I love traditional gardening, and it has been my pleasure to spend time putting my skills and experience to work for you.

The results are all right here, in my ebook, The Gardener's Guide To Organic Gardening.

Just read and follow, to learn everything you need to know.

 The only digging you’ll have to do is in your own perfectly prepared soil!

It’s been my pleasure to make things as easy as possible for your organic gardens adventure. So don’t waste any more planting time – check out my 30–page special report,  The Gardener's Guide To Organic Gardening, right now.

It’s only for serious gardeners – but the good news is, you don’t have to be experienced.

(The Gardener's Guide To Organic Gardening takes care of that for you!)

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6 Facts About Commonly Available Chemical Pesticides
You Won’t Want To Know…

Put an end to misinformation and protect yourself and your family from dangerous 21st century practices. Chemical companies would like you to think you’re safe. But the truth is, these deadly cocktails of toxins and carcinogenic ingredients pose numerous threats – particularly when handled incorrectly:

 Deadly pesticides can be inhaled, ingested – or absorbed through your skin

 They can linger in the soil for years, destroying natural cycles of crop rotation once so vital to successful, healthy gardening or farming

 Many companies are adept at getting round safety issues on legal technicalities – when testing is often inadequate or sketchily done to fulfill minimum legal requirements

 10 reliable medical studies and experts in England and North America state that “Children whose homes and gardens are treated with pesticides have 6.5 times greater risk of leukemia”

 One of the most common weed killers is a component of the deadly toxin, Agent Orange (which has been blamed for almost half a million disabilities and deaths – and another half million birth defects – after being used as a weapon of herbicidal warfare in Vietnam during the 1970's

 Sprayed fertilizers contain not only toxins, pesticides and herbicides – but lethal solvents such as toluene, methanol and xylene

I could go on – that’s barely even the tip of the chemical iceberg let loose on our homes and families today – but the truth is, you can find these particular facts out frighteningly easily for yourself, using just a simple Google search. And I think I’ve made the point that most concerns me the most.

Besides, I want to focus on what you can look forward to when you start gardening the natural and organic way – not on what will scare you half to death.

The truth is, you’ll get a complete system, when you invest in my special report. (Plus lots of fascinating facts and timely tips!)

And you’ll be too busy enjoying yourself and basking in organic gardening success to focus on less pleasant things.

Just follow this link to learn organic gardening – and it really is A–Z.

But don’t wait too long, because growing season has already started for much of North America (and it’s even earlier in other countries!)

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 What types of plants to put in your organic garden – and why

 When it’s better to plant seeds – and when it’s better to use transplants

 Effective tips for safe, organic pest and disease control

 Planning your organic layout to maximize its success as well as beauty

 Basics of easy composting to keep down expense and maximize value
 
 How to set your organic garden up for lifetime self maintenance (well, virtually!)

 How to involve your family and make it a source of real joy (I told you I’d get back to that, didn’t I?)